Woman dies after being set on fire on NYC subway

Harvard University has expanded its lawsuit against the Trump administration in response to a new executive order that seeks to bar international students from entering the U.S. The amended complaint argues that the order violates the rights of the university and its students, calling Trump's actions a retaliatory campaign against Harvard. This follows ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and Harvard over issues related to academic freedom, funding, and the treatment of foreign students amidst...

In the 1950s, societal acceptance of being gay was virtually nonexistent, yet a collection of wedding photos from that era reveals a hidden history of love and celebration within the LGBTQ+ community. Documentarian P.J. Palmer discovered these photos at an archive in California and has spent three years attempting to identify the couples, whose identities remain a mystery after their film was never returned from a Philadelphia drugstore. Despite the challenge, Palmer aims to connect...

Hooters closed over 30 company-owned locations across the U.S. on June 4 as part of its ongoing bankruptcy process, a decision described as difficult by the company. The chain, which filed for Chapter 11 protection in March, plans to transition to a franchise business model to secure its future. Although Hooters did not release a comprehensive list of the closed sites, local reports identified several locations, particularly in Florida and Georgia, that have ceased operations....

The coroner's inquiry into Normand Meunier's death, who became paralyzed in his arms and legs in 2022, concluded this week, focusing on his request for medical assistance in dying following a severe bedsore he developed in the hospital. The inquiry included testimonies from individuals familiar with Meunier's experiences, shedding light on the circumstances leading to his decision. This investigation aims to understand the factors surrounding his tragic situation and the broader implications for medical assistance...

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in a Molotov cocktail attack on a Jewish protest in Boulder, Colorado, appeared in court facing over 100 charges, including 28 counts of attempted murder, after injuring 15 people, three of whom are hospitalized. Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian allegedly in the country illegally, could face a lengthy prison sentence if convicted, with the Boulder County District Attorney stating potential consecutive sentences could total 672 years. Additionally, Soliman's family has been...

At a northern Virginia coffee shop, owner Layla Atik and her staff, hailing from Yemen, Afghanistan, and Eritrea—countries affected by President Trump's travel ban—express deep concerns about their future. Employees like Atefeh Aslami fear returning to Afghanistan due to Taliban threats, emphasizing the ban turns their pursuit of a better life into a nightmare. Despite the ban's justification citing security, patrons argue it misrepresents immigrants, highlighting the value they bring to society. Full Article